Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea Full Match 2025-26

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea Full Match 2025-26.

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea Full Match Highlights — Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea Full Match 2025-26

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Chelsea Full Match Replay.
Full Match & Highlights Premier League 2025-2026

Full Match Highlights – Full Match Replay
English Commentary
February 7, 2026

The Championship beckons Wolves who, barring a minor miracle, fight only to avoid the ignominy of becoming the Premier League’s worst-ever side as they welcome a resurgent Chelsea hungry for a top-four position. Wolverhampton Wanderers have lost the last three league H2Hs by a 12-3 aggregate scoreline. Six of those goals were conceded in a 6-2 reversal in this fixture last term, while Chelsea also scored four in a 4-3 cup victory at Molineux earlier this season.

Wolves’ sense of optimism following their five-game unbeaten run (W2, D3) seems like a distant memory after losing each of their last two games 2-0. The sale of last season’s 14-goal striker Jørgen Strand Larsen to Crystal Palace on deadline day served as a blow for Rob Edwards’ men, who replaced him with the considerably cheaper Adam Armstrong from Southampton. Fresh legs in attack could be just what Wolverhampton Wanderers need as they continue their inevitable slide towards relegation, with just four goals scored across their last seven games at Molineux (W1, D1, L5) showing just how little Wolverhampton Wanderers fans have had to cheer this term.

After crashing out of the Carabao Cup semi-finals at the hands of Arsenal in midweek, Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior swiftly turns his attention back to Premier League matters as he bids to become just the second English manager to win his first four games in the competition. Rosenior’s predecessor Enzo Maresca only managed a 4+ game winning run once across his 57 league games, and the Blues’ uptick in form since Rosenior’s appointment has helped reignite hopes of a top-four finish. It’s hard to see Chelsea’s momentum slowing here either given their imperious travelling record against sides starting this round placed 14th-20th (W5, L1).

Wolverhampton Wanderers have conceded first in a league-high 19 games this term. Wolverhampton Wanderers haven’t scored in the second half in any of their last ten home league games. Only two sides have kept more league clean sheets than Chelsea’s nine this season. Eight of Chelsea’s 11 league victories, including four of five away, this season came by a 2+ goal margin.

Wolves’ Mateus Mané has attempted at least four shots and drawn three or more fouls in three of his last four Premier League appearances. Moisés Caicedo could be the man committing those fouls for Chelsea, with six yellow cards across his last nine league appearances and at least two fouls conceded in five of his last seven.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have no new injury concerns. Chelsea’s Jamie Gittens remains doubtful after suffering an injury against West Ham.